Presentations - Assessing Liabilities and Funding Options
Objectives and Approach of Workshop
Michael van Aanhout, Facilitator, Stratos Inc.
Case Studies
Three case studies from jurisdictions highlighting challenges and best practices
related to assessing liabilities and funding options
- Giant
Mine Remediation Project
Bill Mitchell, Indian and Northern Affairs - Britannia
Mine Remediation Project
Barry Azevedo, Province of British Columbia - The
Rehabilitation of Ontario's Kam
Kotia Mine
Chris Hamblin, Province of Ontario
Panel on Technical Site Assessment
- Top
Down Process for Mine Closure Planning
Daryl Hockley, SRK Consulting; - Significant Engineering Failure Risk
John Brodie, Brodie Consulting Ltd.
Panel on Accounting and Reporting on Liabilities
- Risk-Based Accounting for Cleanup Liabilities
David Gladwin, David Gladwin and Associates - Environment
Liabilities of Mines: Accounting and Disclosure Issues
Alan Willis, Alan Willis and Associates
Panel on Perspectives on Assessing Community and Health Impacts
- Perspectives on Assessing Community and Health Impacts
Christopher Ollson, Jacques Whitford - Safe
Environments Programme
Mark Richardson, Health Canada
- Reducing
the Uncertainty
Jim McGeer, Natural Resources Canada - Arsenic
Exposure Study for Falconbridge
Chris Wren, C. Wren and Associates Inc.
Funding Approaches: Orphaned and Abandoned Mines
Joseph Castrilli, Barrister and Solicitor
Panel on Funding Options
- Funding Options
Joseph Castrilli, Barrister and Solicitor - The Polluter
Pays Principle
Justin Duncan, Sierra Legal Defence Fund - Risk
Financing for Mine Closure Liabilities
Paul Fitzgerald, RM Solutions - Funding
Models: A Government Perspective
Christine Kaszycki, Province of Ontario
